>> jimmy: what more do you want than the pixies? to be here. it's what our show is all about. have you guys ever wondered what celebrities are whispering to each other when they're on the red carpet? or at press conferences? i always wonder that and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk, mr. peggy hess with his highly sensitive microphone to get to the bottom of this. that's right, it's time for "celebrity whispers." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, i'm peggy hess and welcome to "celebrity whispers." shh. [ whispering ] >> ahh, you texted me. >> i did. >> okay -- i totally dropped my phone in the toilet and it wasn't working. then it popped up and i was like, "oh, you called." >> are you lying? >> yep. [ whispering ] >> jimmy: celebrity whispers. >> hey, so good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> i have to show you this video, you like cats right now. i just saw this video on youtube. it's so good. it's like a flying cat and a pop-tart or something. [ nyan cat music plays ] >> isn't that cool?

and there was this sweet girl on the other side of her with big dark brown eyes and slick pixie haircutr, and she looked at me, and she said, "oh, i think 'jacques' is a beautiful name." well, we became...like that. great pals. a week later, she comes to me. she says, "jacques," she said, "you want to go see mom's play?" i said, "yeah! what she doing?" she said, "gypsy." mom's ethel merman. >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and then billy rose, the great producer, drove us home in his, uh...rolls-royce. >> riedel: [laughs] not bad. >> but on the way home -- 'cause we dropped the two ethels off at the park lane hotel -- >> we should say that ethel's daughter was "little ethel." >> little ethel. >> riedel: she named her daughter after herself. >> first there was ethel agnes zimmerman, her mother. became ethel merman. and then et

and there was this sweet girl on the other side of her with big dark brown eyes and slick pixie haircutr, and she looked at me, and she said, "oh, i think 'jacques' is a beautiful name." well, we became...like that. great pals. a week later, she comes to me. she says, "jacques," she said, "you want to go see mom's play?" i said, "yeah! what's she doing?" she said, "gypsy." mom's ethel merman. >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and then billy rose, the great producer, drove us home in his, uh...rolls-royce. >> riedel: [laughs] not bad. >> but on the way home -- 'cause we dropped the two ethels off at the park lane hotel -- >> we should say that ethel's daughter was "little ethel." >> little ethel. >> riedel: she named her daughter after herself. >> first there was ethel agnes zimmerman, her mother. became ethel merman. and then

it's called the pixie cut. and just like that, beyonce put the weave industry out of business.t's done. guillermo, what do you think of beyonce's new haircut? [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't like it. no. i like her old hair better. >> jimmy: you like the old haircut better. that is a great, great look for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look bootylicioso is what you look like. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look like destiny's childhood obesity. >> whatever you say. >> jimmy: you know, the third largest lottery drawing in the history of the united states took place last night. a powerball jackpot worth $448 million. the winning numbers were 5, 25, 30, 58, and 59. the losing numbers were 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 -- you get all the rest of them. the jackpot will be split between three winners, they had the same numbers on their tickets. so they split. i'm happy for whoever they are, as long as their names are not kim, khloe, kourtney, or kris. but one of the winners was a guy from -- [ cheers and applause ] a father. a 45-year-old man from ham lake, minnesota, which sounds delicious. what

. >> i got pixies playing in new york. >> where? >> bower ballroom i believe. >> we're going to be there. >> the show's over. >> phoenix coming this fall. >> phoenix, vampire weekend. >> steely dan back. >> the dan going to go back up to the fabulous beacon. >> absolutely right. >> hey, if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." save or shave? tweet us. let us know. now stick around. luke russert is up straight ahead with "the daily rundown." >>> road to a resolution. as president obama arrives in russia for the g-20 summit. tension over syria is thick. the meetings host, president putin, argues against action. more classified briefings today aimed to shape the debate back here at home. also this morning, senator mcconnell is campaigning hard to keep his job. it's not just a battle of democratic foe allison grimes. we'll talk to the man bringing the fight on the right, republican primary challenger matt bevan. plus, student athletes make millions of dollars for their colleges coast to coast but they don't make a single cent for them

the sugar equivalent -- of 2.3 pixie stix. that's 61 grams of sugar. should we get? >> just a belgian waffle. you get a side of bacon. you are saving an egg mcmuffin worth of calories. >> can i put this on, though? >> it's hard. >> now -- >> what are the calories savings? >> you save 50 grams of sugar. >> you keep eating your big mac. >> and the crispy green bean fries from tgi fridays. >> 900 calories. it's deep-fried. it's 65 grams of fat right there. 900 calories. this is an equivalent of -- >> do not eat these, dave. no. >> i wouldn't do that. >> 4 1/2 big macs. that's the fat equivalent of eating fried vegetables. i know. >> you recommend? >> when you're there, what you want to do, is get the tgi friday's get the spinach florentine. it's like opposite day at tgi friday's. don't eat the vegetables, eat the pizza. you're going to save 43 grams of fat. >> this is denny's. and the name of this, the macho nacho burger. >> it sounds like this is going to attack your waistline. you can't see the patty because there's nachos over it. this is the calorie e

forget jennifer garner's defined jaw, kim kardashian's over-the-top eyelashes and anne hathaway's pixieen and "the new york post" has put them all together to reveal our ideal face. >> people want to look like celebrities. they want to resemble celebrities. they do their hair, they do their eyes. >> reporter: jewelry designer olia kissner wanted her smile to be more red carpet ready and went for veneers. >> i showed her this picture and said i'd like to have a smile like that. >> reporter: which are the ones asked for most? >> julia roberts, angelina jolie. >> how do you feel now? >> i feel amazing. >> i look at magazines, and i see celebrities with contoured high cheekbones and that was something that i wanted. >> reporter: 23-year-old nursing student sara moreno traded in her full face for some high cheekbones like j. lo. >> we take out a piece of fat from the cheek area, which gives better definition to the cheek and the jawline. >> reporter: but if going under is going too far, some minor treatments can offer big results. >> i get requests for angelina jolie's cat eyes, the kim kard

. >> i got pixies playing in new york. >> where?ming this fall. >> phoenix, vampire weekend. >> steely dan back. >> the dan going to go back up to the fabulous beacon. >> absolutely right. >> hey, if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." save or shave? tweet us. let us know. now stick around. luke russert is up straight ahead with "the daily rundown." >>> road to a resolution. as president obama arrives in russia for the g-20 summit. tension over syr i

they think somehow this is going to be paid for with pixie dust. you watched that movie as a child. we're grownups now and dealing with the real world. when we pull back and we don't lead, others are only too happy to fill the vacuum. let me tell you about this shutdown. it will mean the export-import bank which provides financing to united states companies would immediately stop processing new applications. it would lose $2 billion to $4 billion in monthly income for u.s. exporters. it would jeopardize approximately 30,000 american jobs. and it would reduce deposits to the u.s. treasury by $15 million to $20 million per month as a result of fees that go uncollected by the bank. it oversees private investment corporations, a corporation that provides financing and insurance to american companies that invest overseas and loses its authority to function. it could make disbursements that bring to a screeching halt the activities of hundreds of u.s. businesses that rely on opec financing. the state foreign operations bill that senator lindsey graham and i wrote reported by the appropria

>> pixies. they're seedless. they're called pixies. >> we have the advantage with the pixie that the avocado industry had 30 years ago. not everybody's tried one. >> thank you. >> and everybody who does will take one. >> and the pixie movement is sprouting supporters left and right. martha stewart has become a fan, and "sunset" magazine even named the pixie best in the west. all of which is no surprise to chef andy arndt at the nearby ojai valley inn and spa, who's been using the fruit since he moved to the area. >> it's definitely a treat. i've never been at a place where i can have this abundance of vegetables and produce daily, and it keeps me creative and keeps me, uh, changing the menus and keep everyone interested and keep the guests excited about what we do. >> and besides chef andy's salads and sauces, the inn has found yet another use for the versatile pixie, as a special spa scrub. which was an idea that definitely rubbed one hard-working farmer the right way. >> well, i thought it was pretty funny. i'd